[Champions League] Lille-BATE Borisov Under 2.5 [-125]
The French hosts have not been banging home a ton of goals so far in domestic play or the Champions League. In seven overall matches, they have scored two goals just three times and one came in extra time. Their last round in CL play against Copenhagen finished with both matches seeing just one goal in regulation. Of their last eight CL matches dating back through 2011, only two have seen more than two goals. BATE has played five matches in CL qualis, seeing more than two goals just once. BATE is an experienced side in Euro play, so they know the task at-hand.
[Champions League] Manchester United-Galatasaray Over 3 [+104]
Man U. is in scintillating goal scoring form at the moment with ten goals in their last three EPL matches. Galatasaray is much the same with multiple goals in all four of their Turkish Super League matches, including ten in their last three. The Turkish side is making a return to European futbol after a lengthy absence and will be excited to be here. The Turks really don't have much to lose. Being a group stage match, a loss is simply a loss - so I don't think they are just going to sit back and watch Man. U dominate. Given both sides somewhat sketchy defense in league play, I think goals should be on tap. The home side is fully capable of banging home enough to push or clear this themselves.
The French hosts have not been banging home a ton of goals so far in domestic play or the Champions League. In seven overall matches, they have scored two goals just three times and one came in extra time. Their last round in CL play against Copenhagen finished with both matches seeing just one goal in regulation. Of their last eight CL matches dating back through 2011, only two have seen more than two goals. BATE has played five matches in CL qualis, seeing more than two goals just once. BATE is an experienced side in Euro play, so they know the task at-hand.
[Champions League] Manchester United-Galatasaray Over 3 [+104]
Man U. is in scintillating goal scoring form at the moment with ten goals in their last three EPL matches. Galatasaray is much the same with multiple goals in all four of their Turkish Super League matches, including ten in their last three. The Turkish side is making a return to European futbol after a lengthy absence and will be excited to be here. The Turks really don't have much to lose. Being a group stage match, a loss is simply a loss - so I don't think they are just going to sit back and watch Man. U dominate. Given both sides somewhat sketchy defense in league play, I think goals should be on tap. The home side is fully capable of banging home enough to push or clear this themselves.
